Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine is a unique read that really had me hooked. So, first things first… This book can definitely be labelled as "problematic". We have a woman who has experienced some intense trauma (and might have Autism or Asperger's), and doesn't seem to be the most accurate portrayal of this. Now, we… Continue reading #BookReview Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman
Half Done Fun by Katja Vartiainen is a unique book for all of your doodling fun! This book is seriously fun! I always liked drawing, colouring and painting when I was younger but slowly lost it as I got older (and had less time to do all the fun things I did in my… Continue reading #BookReview Half Done Fun by Katja Vartiainen
Literature is a unique read that whisks you away to a dystopia where fiction is no more! The writing style and plot line of this book work so well together. I had never imagined a plot like this, and I loved it's creativity! Guillermo came up with such an interesting idea and it's not to… Continue reading #BookReview Literature® by Guillermo Stitch
Dedication of a Lifetime by Tamsen Parker I'm torn - I don't know how to feel about this story. I enjoyed it, but at the same time I was hoping for a little bit...more? Let me explain - I have many points! 1. I love Tamsen Parker and her writing style - she matches with… Continue reading #BookReview Rogue Affair by Adriana Anders, Tamsen Parker and more!
To Wendy's With Love: the 22-year lunch is a love letter to all who have a family - blood bond or not. Diane Keyes has done one miraculous job I had never expected to see in my life - she wrote a novel collecting Wendy's, family, love, and warm, happy feelings all in one. This… Continue reading To Wendy’s With Love: the 22-year Lunch by Diane Keyes- BOOK REVIEW
Confessions of an English Psychopath by Jack Strange I'm not quite sure what I think about this story. It is definitely a unique read - I can't say I've read anything like it before. For me, I found the introduction to be...well, interesting. It didn't hook me onto every word, but at the same… Continue reading Book Review: Confessions of an English Psychopath by Jack Strange
Photo via Goodreads. Book Review: Book Title: From Birth to Death: Mommies Who Murder Book Author: Mindy M. Shelton Introduction: I received this book for free through Goodreads First Reads for an honest review. I wanted to read some more non-fiction, and this book fit the bill! Synopsis: This book is non-fiction, and it primarily… Continue reading Murderous May Book Review: From Birth to Death: Mommies Who Murder by Mindy M. Shelton
Photo via Goodreads. Book Review Book Title: From Wedding to Funeral: Spouses who Murder Book Author: Mindy M. Shelton Introduction: I received the entire series from Mindy M. Shelton as a trade for some honest reviews. Thank you for this opportunity! Review: This series of books is non-fiction. The books describe true crime murders that… Continue reading Book Review: From Wedding to Funeral: Spouses who Murder by Mindy M. Shelton
Book Title: His Custody Book Author: Tamsen Parker Introduction: I'd be lying if I said Tamsen Parker wasn't my favourite author. There's many reasons why I love her (in a nerdy, fangirl type way) and many reasons why I respect her (as another female working their butt of in this funny world of business) but… Continue reading HIS CUSTODY by Tamsen Parker Book Review
Photo via Goodreads. Book Review Book Title: From Playground to Prison: Siblings who Murder Book Author: Mindy M. Shelton Introduction: Mindy M. Shelton sent me her entire Ready Research series for me to read and give an honest review. Thank you for this opportunity Mindy! Review: I love reading fictional crime and mysteries novels, and… Continue reading Book Review – From Playground: Siblings Who Murder (Ready Research #4) by Mindy M. Shelton
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